Ethical Obligations towards Psychiatrists and Psychologists Exposed to Psychological Stress from Suicide Cases in Saudi Arabia

This dataset accompanies the research article titled “Ethical Obligations towards Psychiatrists and Psychologists Exposed to Psychological Stress from Suicide Cases in Saudi Arabia.”It contains anonymized qualitative data and supporting materials from a phenomenological study exploring the psychological and ethical challenges experienced by mental health professionals who deal with suicide cases in Saudi Arabia. The dataset includes the following files: Interview Transcripts (Anonymized): Twelve verbatim transcripts from semi-structured interviews with psychiatrists and psychologists. All personal identifiers and sensitive contextual details have been removed to protect participant confidentiality. Interview Question Guide: The structured set of open-ended questions used to guide the interviews and ensure thematic consistency across participants. Informed Consent Form (Template): The bilingual (Arabic–English) consent form provided to participants, explaining the study purpose, procedures, confidentiality protections, and voluntary participation. These materials support the qualitative findings reported in the published article and are shared for transparency, educational use, and secondary qualitative analysis.Please note that direct identifiers and contextual clues that could compromise anonymity have been removed in accordance with ethical approval granted by the Saudi National Institute for Health Ethics Committee (Approval No. 0001/SNIHEC, 8 Feb 2024).